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| Newer page: | version 41 | Last edited on Monday, April 28, 2008 10:22:53 am | by PeterScott | Revert |
| Older page: | version 37 | Last edited on Friday, May 5, 2006 2:12:29 pm | by MattBrown | Revert |
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-This page is to help you set up [ADSL] (assuming
you are in NewZealand!)
+This page is to help you set up [ADSL] connections assumng
you are in NewZealand, with specific howtos and tips for linux users.
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+!!
Modem Specific Notes
* [3Com] HomeConnect
* [AccessRunnerADSLModem] - As sold by World-Net and DSE (XH1137)
* AlcatelSpeedTouch
* Alcatel [SpeedTouch510]
* [ASUS6000]
* [ASUS6030]
+* [Billion7100]
* [Cisco827]
* D-Link [AHL110] (Discontinued)
* D-Link [DSL-300+] (Discontinued)
* D-Link [DSL-302G] (Discontinued)
@@ -21,14 +21,12 @@
* Nokia [Ni500] (Discontinued)
* Puretek/Conexant [PT3808]
* Turbocomm [IA310]
+!!General
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-General
-. If your modem isn't configured for this
, then it won't work yet, but bitstream access may change this. I think most sold in NZ now have this correctly set..
.
-* You have to
use [PPPoA] (which is also known as RFC 2364, and stands for PPP over [ATM]). PPPoE won't work
. ''--
This refers to the protocol that operates from your modem to the ISP. If you have an external modem,
you can use PPPoE from
the modem to a linux machine, for example
. The [3Com] HomeConnect works this way''
+* [TelecomNZ] uses a value of 0 for [VPI] and 100 for [VCI], and PPPoA VCMUX encapsulation
.
+* Most connections between an ADSL router and the network,
use [PPPoA] (which is also known as RFC 2364, and stands for PPP over [ATM]). Only newer TelstraClear connections are known to use
PPPoE. ''Note:
This refers to the protocol that operates from your modem to the ISP.
+*
If you are wanting to connect a linux box as a router off of PPPoA ADSL then
you can use a protocol like PPTP or
PPPoE to connect to
the modem. The [3Com] HomeConnect works this way. However its not terribly straightforward, see [Half bridge with PPPoA]
* Log in as ''username@isp.co.nz'' through the ADSL network.
-* To test an ADSL connection without an ISP, you can always use the username: ''user@jetstreamgames.co.nz'', with any password you would like.
* Here's a list of default username/passwords to freshly bought/reset DSL models: [http://www.otosoftware.com/wwhelp/Default_Router_Usernames_and_Passwords.htm]
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+*
You can find a lot of useful information in the mailing list archives at [http://unixathome.org/adsl/] (it's based in NZ).
